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Shirley Simundza
July 15, 2003
Dear Christine, Craig and Cheryl,
My deepest sympathy to you on the death of your mother. Having been friends for over 60 years, I have many fond memories of happy times together as our families were growing. Your dad and Paul had been friends since little boys. We had your parents' wedding reception at our home. It was a wonderful life!
Sincerely, Shirley
Mary Jo Mlady
July 8, 2003
Dear Aunt Lois.....
My last memory of you is getting down to "YMCA" ad David (Mlady's) wedding.
You were always upbeat, had great energy, even at 80 and always positive.
You will be greatly missed by all and know you were greatly loved.
Just one of your many nieces,
Mary Jo Mlady
Kelly Murphy
July 6, 2003
You will be missed very much! You always put a smile on everyones face! :)Love Kelly Murphy
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